The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-05-13
Dry paints at Scots.
J. I. C. yeast at Sprouts.
We are going to celebrate.

i J. /. c. yeast at Sprouts.
i We are going to celebrate.
i New spring goods at Rodman's.
j Look out for new goods at Bartels'.
20 pounds rice for 95 cts. at Sprouts
| New gloves and mitts It Rodman'
Choice old eating potatoes at Klau
mans.
New Orleans molasses at Kingsley 4
Whart0n's.
Good Japan tea at 25 cents q poun(
at Klaumann's.
See those victor finish single bar
ness at Arnolds.
IA pounds granul ated sugar for 81
cents at Sprouts.
Arnold has National Harness oil
the best in the world.
Hams 123 cents q pound at Cowan
Ausherman 4 Norris.
Take your produce to Welch's and
get the best price for it.
Get our prices on wall paper before
buying. G00dhue & Evans.
Charlie White has taken position
as clerk at the Nickle Plate.
Evaporated raspberries % cents q
pound at Kingsley & Wharton's.
r. B. Stevenson would like to place
q few first class loans at 6 per cent.
When lola has to do thing, she
does it. We are going to celebrate.
Gillian has large stock of mixed
paints which he is selling very low.
r. B. Stevenson would like to place
a few first class loans at six per cent.
Encourage good cause by attend
ing the Band of Hope Social tonight
Copies of this paper may always be
found on sale at the p. o. Book store.
Cummings & Jones have business
building with residence above, to rent.
Also have farms to rent.
Stock of harness, saddlery, tools &C.,
with splendid run of custom, to trade
for cattle. BOstwick & 20.
We are selling wall paper and deco
ratlOns lower than they have ever been
sold in lola. Scott & Son.
Union Stock Yards Hog Remedy for
sale by GoOdhue Il Evans.
When you want the best gasoline
stove in the world buy the Quick Meal
sold by J. J. Casmire & Co.
Morg. Hartman is improving slowly
business little while each day.
The Young ladies' of the Christian
Church will have social at the Opera
House next Tuesday night, May17.
L. H.Brubaker has rented the build
ing formerly occupied by d. +. Will
Jams and has engaged in the;restuarapt
business.
fyOu want to buy new watch or
clock, or have your old one repaired,
20 to LETTER. He warrants his goods |
and his work.
Mr.. HI. Klaumann received on Sat- |
lrday the sad news of the death of
mis- father which occurred at his home |
N Republic county.
For books and stationery it will pay
1ou to go to Aliens, rs he makes that
his exclusive business, aud can do bet
er by you than anywhere else.
If you want a carpet rocker of what
'ver style, size or price, you cannot
lelp being suited at Patterson & Co.'S.
they have whole room full of them.
When you want to buy groceries it
will pay you to 60 to Jacobs North
tide grocery. His stock is fresh and
omplete and his prices as low as the
Owest.
For salmon, oysters, cOrned beef, sar-
lines, lunch tongue, roast beef, devil
d ham, deviled tongue and all kinds
f hot weather meats, go to Kingsley
Wharton's.
Ice cream and Strawberries at the
opera house next Tuesday night. MOI
barge for admittance. Fifteen cents
Or Strawberries and ten cents for ice
ream. Cake free.
Now that our celebration is assured
annot the band gather itself together
nd get in shape to furnish the music
ola has too much talent in that line
D ask for outside help.
When you want good groceries at
ed rock prices call at the Star Gro
cry House of Kingsley & Wharton,
nd you will find that you can save
money by buying of them.
The first Strawberries of the season
cached this market on Tuesday. They
etailed at % cents a box and the av-
rage house holder, after inquiring the
rice, went away sorrOwful.
New veranders on the north and
asst sides of the Leland hotel add
luch to the appearance and comfort
that popular hosiery. We under s
tand that sample room is to be built {
q the west side.
Some fifteen or twenty couples of
Dung people will "excurt" up the {
iver to-day in the steamer May J
lower. o. d. Myers, captain. They
till go to Horse Shoe bend and spend
he day picnicing. y
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK II
lola, ALLEN Co., KAs.I II
May 4. 1851. h
The Board of County Commissioners /